ISC 2025 Modern Armenian Question Paper for Class 12

About this paper

This is the ISC Class 12 Modern Armenian paper (code 833) from the 2025 board examination set by CISCE. It carries 80 marks, runs for three hours plus fifteen minutes of reading time, and has six compulsory questions. Candidates write a 400-word Armenian composition on one of four topics, such as the world without the internet or my first teacher, choose the correct translations of eight Armenian and eight English sentences, and translate one passage each way. The English passage to put into Armenian is about India's National Anthem, 'Jana Gana Mana'. The paper ends with an Armenian passage about frost patterns on a window, with four questions answered in Armenian. Questions below are translated from Armenian.

Exam

ISC Class 12

Subject

Modern Armenian

Year

2025

Paper code

833

Maximum marks

80

Time allowed

3 hours + 15 min reading

Questions

6

Pages

8

Answers included

No, questions only

Paper pattern

• Question 1

  20 marks

  Composition of about 400 words in Armenian on one of four topics

• Question 2

  8 marks

  Eight multiple-choice items: choose the correct English translation of an Armenian sentence

• Question 3

  12 marks

  Translate a passage from Armenian into English

• Question 4

  8 marks

  Eight multiple-choice items: choose the correct Armenian translation of an English sentence

• Question 5

  12 marks

  Translate a passage on India's National Anthem from English into Armenian

• Question 6

  20 marks

  Comprehension passage with four questions answered in Armenian, five marks each

Topics covered

• Composition writing in Armenian
• Armenian to English translation
• English to Armenian translation
• Reading comprehension
• Antonyms

Questions from this paper

1. Write a short composition in Armenian of about 400 words on 'The World Without the Internet'.
2. Translate into Armenian a passage beginning: 'A national anthem is usually a patriotic song or a musical composition that symbolises the history and tradition of a nation.'
3. What did the girl see on the window in the morning?
4. What did the girl ask her grandfather?
5. Write antonyms for the underlined words in the passage.